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1. Frontmatter ii
2. Contents v
3. Illustrations vii
4. Acknowledgments ix
5. Introduction. Interrogating Men and Masculinities 1
6. Part I. Legacies of the Samurai
7. 1. Do Guns Have Gender? Technology and Status in Early Modern Japan 25
8. 2. Name and Honor. A Merchant’s Seventeenth-Century Memoir 48
9. 3. Empowering the Would-be Warrior Bushidō and the Gendered Bodies of the Japanese Nation 68
10. 4. After Heroism. Must Real Soldiers Die? 91
11. Part II. Marginal Men
12. 5. Perpetual Dependency. The Life Course of Male Workers in a Merchant House 115
13. 6. Losing the Union Man. Class and Gender in the Postwar Labor Movement 135
14. 7. Where Have All the Salarymen Gone? Masculinity, Masochism, and Technomobility in Densha Otoko 154
15. 8. Failed Manhood on the Streets of Urban Japan. The Meanings of Self-Reliance for Homeless Men 177
16. Part III. Bodies and Boundaries
17. 9. Collective Maturation. The Construction of Masculinity in Early Modern Villages 203
18. 10. Climbing Walls. Dismantling Hegemonic Masculinity in a Japanese Sport Subculture 220
19. 11. Not Suitable as a Man? Conscription, Masculinity, and Hermaphroditism in Early Twentieth-Century Japan 241
20. 12. Love Revolution. Anime, Masculinity, and the Future 262
21. 13. Gendering Robots. Posthuman Traditionalism in Japan 284
22. Bibliography 311
23. Contributors 333
24. Index 337